Ear on Processing

Rohit Shinde, head of process & industrial engineering at Verno AI discusses how AI can support engineering design and safety review while keeping engineering principles and a human in the loop at the center of every decision.

David Chambers of the Center for Science in Public Participation discusses the Twin Metals copper sulfide mine proposal and the risks involved for the Boundary Waters and Minnesota wild rice. 

Process manufacturers are mitigating foam growth, reducing chemical expenditures and optimizing operational efficiency with 80 GHz radar level instrumentation advancements.

The CFO of Niron magnetics discusses how the company is commercializing the world’s only high-performance rare-earth-free permanent magnets and what the technology means for industry.

PMMI's vice president of market development discusses the group's latest industry research and explains how to look past the flashy new tech and find solutions that address specific problems in your plant.

Oil and gas instrumentation faces multiple sealing challenges, including pressure cycling, vibration and thermal fluctuations.

Processors are increasingly looking for equipment engineered around flexibility, integration and lifecycle value, rather than machines optimized around a single specification.

In this Processing Pros segment, Flow Research’s Jesse Yoder discusses Coriolis theory and geometry — and why traditional approaches to flow measurement deserve another look.

John Hilgendorf of ABM Equipment discusses ABM's new guide to X-ray equipment suppliers and explains how processors should evaluate suppliers when shopping for X-ray inspection equipment. 

Sundeep Ravande, CEO and co-founder of Innovapptive, explains how leading chemical manufacturers are moving beyond AI experimentation and pilot programs toward enterprise-wide implementation.